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valid-relative-container-URL-with-fragment string in EPUB 3.3 #2076

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@murata2makoto

The term "valid-relative-container-URL-with-fragment string" appears in 6.1.5 in EPUB 3.3. I did not immediately realize that this term is specific to EPUB. I think that adding "ocf" somewhere in this term will make this point clearer.

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  1. iherman commented on Mar 12, 2022

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    Would "ocf-relative-container-URL-with-fragment string" work? @rdeltour ?

  2. rdeltour commented on Mar 12, 2022

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    Would "ocf-relative-container-URL-with-fragment string" work?

    It sounds slightly redundant as "ocf" and "container" kinda mean the same thing. What about s/container/ocf/ in the current term, which would become: "valid-relative-ocf-URL-with-fragment string"?

  3. iherman commented on Mar 12, 2022

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    Would "ocf-relative-container-URL-with-fragment string" work?

    It sounds slightly redundant as "ocf" and "container" kinda mean the same thing. What about s/container/ocf/ in the current term, which would become: "valid-relative-ocf-URL-with-fragment string"?

    That works for me.

  4. iherman commented on Mar 14, 2022

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    @murata2makoto can you look at #2081 to see if it answers your issue?

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